Design Interview Question : Design a two Player Online Chess Game | Logicmojo Classes

[@bostonlights2749]

For those who made it till the end, This is really good!!

[@ritugupta3367]

I have watched so many LLD explanation. this is best so far. Thanks!

[@Sp_Travel_Vlogs07]

Very informative article 20:13

[@souravmitra100]

Nice explanation. Can you explain how will you design if you want to include a check and check mate notification to the players?

[@deepakupreti4598]

Nice video. Clearly explained. It would have bee. More helpful if other aspects like check, checkMate were also discussed because they are also very important during chess design

[@zuowang5185]

this is a new grad level of system design

[@ashwanikumar4288]

Great explanation sir! One question, shouldn't the box class have a color property assigned to it just like each piece class has one?

[@RockingFrom86]

Nice detailed explanation. But perhaps the title is misleading when it says "online" chess game - expected the high level architecture rather the the low level class design.

[@xiangyushawnwang4883]

Well explained, may be better if we have a checkstatus function in the game class

[@SUNNYKUMAR-cl1xw]

best explanation available on youtube

[@AmolGautam]

Thank you so much.

[@shuaizhang6502]

In the playerMove function, should the start box set its piece variable to null in case that the move is valid?

[@TehhProdigy]

My favorite part was when the online portion was resolved.

[@vadane1]

Well explained. Thank you so much for explaining with details

[@iamnoob7593]

SUPERB

[@vivekpereira7290]

Great Explanation!! Had a doubt, in the last method - playerMove() , don't we have to set the start position to null too?

[@devarsdk]

I guess we should

[@manjunathm7632]

Awesome! Really Well explained thanks for the video

[@narendranaidulolugu527]

why we need player parameter in player move method?

[@SreekantShenoy]

dayum this is cool.

[@GoyalMrManish]

Well Explained, Great Video

[@asimnaqvi1860]

Thank You 👍

[@logicmojo]

You are welcome!

[@arifraja3168]

Well explained, Thanks much!!

[@kishore7141]

very neat explanation. One question though, what is the need of isKilled method?

[@ayushiajit3088]

Just a doubt. at 16:54 why the block has to be unoccupied? it can kill the other piece no?

[@devarsdk]

Great video man, Cheers!

[@bharath_v]

Great Video! At time 17:49 shall we check (if x==1 && y==1) to make sure the coin moves diagonally?

[@jjc5258]

That’s right

[@ashwint959]

What if when moving a piece, the king could get killed? In that scenario, you cannot move

[@BaishaliGhosh13]

Why do we need a Board reference in the canMove method of the Pieces?

[@tarungarg6592]

because while checking canMove, we might also require information about other cells besides start cell and end cell, for example, in case of a rook, if it is moving five steps in a direction, we will need to validate that there is no other piece present on the 4 cells between the start cell and the end cell, and that can only be validated if we have the board reference

[@yuexian7981]

@@tarungarg6592 I think that is verified by the box class by end.getpiece? I think board is unnecessary

[@shrivamanish]

where is Board variable defined in the piece class?

[@arjityadav6404]

Why will you have a board variable in piece class ? The pieces are contained in Box, so only Box can contain it. Even Board can contain List of Piece that are still present on the board just to keep track of pieces still in play.

[@ChandraShekhar-by3cd]

Hi Everone, could someone please suggest some good resources on LLD.??

[@ruixue6955]

23:23 Player 23:51 Game class

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[@anilchaudhry804]

please make a video on tic tac toe game design

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[@kapilthukral618]

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